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October 30, 2009 Q&A: IT Asset DispositionWhat Infrastructure And Operations Professionals Should Know When Disposing End-Of-Life IT Assetswith Galen Schreck, Alex Crumb |
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Executive Summary
While all organizations dispose of IT equipment in some way, IT asset disposition (ITAD) has long been an afterthought. But recent changes — from increasing data security and environmental regulations to firms seeking opportunities to reduce costs and improve operational performance — are challenging organizations to rethink these processes. To get started, Forrester recommends that infrastructure and operations (I&O) professionals make sure they understand: what ITAD is and its importance, key regulations, elements of a comprehensive strategy, and ITAD service providers and key evaluation criteria.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- 1. What is ITAD, and why is it important to corporate IT organizations?
- 2. What are some of the key ITAD regulations organizations should be aware of?
- 3. What IT assets should be included in an ITAD strategy?
- 4. Who can help dispose of IT assets?
- 5. What criteria should organizations use to evaluate ITAD service providers?
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